Blurt - gossiped
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Blurt - gossiped |
| Original title | Blurt |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2018 |
| length | 52 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Michelle Johnston |
| script | Adrian Vina |
| production | Amy Sydorick |
| music | Zack Ryan |
| camera | Corey Robson |
| cut | Damon Fecht |
| occupation | |
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Blurt - Voll verplappert (Original title: Blurt ; working title: Inside Voice ) is an American comedy on the television station Nickelodeon from 2018 . The premiere of the film in the USA took place on February 19, 2018; the German-language premiere was on April 1, 2018.
action
Jeremy Martin is your average teenager. In his school he is not particularly noticed, especially his secret crush Corinne doesn't really pay any attention to him. One day he is approached by a salesperson selling VR glasses in the mall . When testing the device, however, Jeremy falls into a fountain and the VR glasses short-circuit. As a result, he is no longer able to think “for himself” from now on, instead he speaks out all of his thoughts from this point on.
After initial difficulties, Jeremy uses his new "ability" in his favor. For example, he finally succeeds in addressing Corinne, and he is also running for the election of the student representative. Because he simply expresses all his thoughts, he initially gains a lot of popularity and recognition among his classmates. However, he also realizes the negative sides, for example when he presents the ideas of his student representative colleague Milly as his own and thereby exposes them in front of the students. Jeremy also notes that Corinne's interest is not in him, but only in her own popularity.
Together with his sister Victoria, Jeremy finally manages to restore his "normal state" and to reconcile with Milly.
synchronization
The German-language dubbing of the film was carried out by EuroSync GmbH in Berlin, directed by Dagmar Preuß, the dialogue book was written by Denise Naumann.
| role | actor | German speaker |
|---|---|---|
| Jeremy Martin | Jace Norman | Nicolas Rathod |
| Milly Turkel | Daniella Perkins | Marie Hinze |
| Victoria Martin | JoJo Siwa | Nina Schatton |
| Corrine Spruce | Lillian Doucet-Roche | Sarah Everything |
| Flamenco dancer | Tessa Tamura | Jennifer Bishop |
| Boy in pirate costume | Demetri Kingsland | Kaze Uzumaki |
| Mrs. McCann | Aliza Vellani | Nicole Hannak |
| Richie Capris | James Rittinger | Henning Nöhren |
| Snob girl | Jordyn Taylor | Nina Arendt |
| Spanish teacher | Cynthia Mendez | Ramona Rockenhausen |
| Seller | Scott Patey | Fabian Heinrich |
reception
Emily Ashby from the American initiative Common Sense Media, which evaluates films primarily from an educational point of view, awards Blurt - Voll blabert three out of five possible stars. The film does not have the prospect of “becoming a classic”, but offers both “solid family entertainment” and a “decent message on the subject of self-confidence”.
Web links
- Blurt - Full blabbed in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Rachael Ellenbogen: JoJo Siwa, Daniella Perkins Dish On Their 'Blurt!' Nickelodeon Movie Characters. International Business Times, February 19, 2018, accessed April 9, 2018 .
- ↑ Blurt - Fully gossiped in the German dubbing file
- ↑ Emily Ashby: Blurt. Common Sense Media, accessed April 9, 2018 .